New Dean Johnston Delivers Noted Sermons at Saint Philip's
Dr. Thomas Henry Johnston formerly of Mobile made his Atlanta debut as dean of Saint Philip's Cathedral. A fluent speaker with clear delivery he impressed listeners with simple sermons and strong messages. He urged parishioners to stand by him and to cast light, not darkness, while praising the church as a place for healing and for religious understanding.
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Thomas Henry Johnston
Mobile
Atlanta
Saint Philip's Cathedral
Johnston
Bia
Christ
Repentance for Sin Urged In Sermon by Dr Porter
A Second Baptist church sermon urged immediate repentance, stressing another chance for every sinner. Dr Henry Alford Porter cited Isaiah and emphasized forsaking wicked ways to seek divine mercy and abundant pardon, warning that life offers limited future opportunities.
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Porter
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Andy
Jesus Christ
Ivar Sterling
Milchael Angelo
Tesfah
Alexander
Hell
Lagerus
Abraham
Committees Named by Railroad Y M A for 11
General Secretary W A Waghon of the railroad department announces the 11 committees for the Young Men's Christian Association. Advisory Committee includes Charles A. Wickersham president and GM A & W railroad H T Lamp president A B A railroad HW Miller vice president Southern railway and others. Committee of Management lists W B Richardson chair WD Pout WD, secretary George T Lewis and treasurer F M Hardin with multiple officers and agents from various railroads. Standing committees cover Hinence Pritchard chair and a wide roster, including Building, Reception and Entertainment, Religious Work, Visitation, Educational, Membership and many named members from A & WP, Southern railway, N C & St L, and other lines.
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W. A Waghon
Youngs Men's Christian Association
Charles A. Wickersham
A & W. P. Railroad
H. T. Lamp
N.C. & Bt. L. Railway
WD. Pout
Southern Reuway
Vies
Beight
Railread
Reco
George T. Lewis
Francsep Clerl HM
F. M. Hardin
Maineser
W. BH. Dayeon
G. Railway
H. W. Cantrey
A. L. Railway
Howells
A. Moutsgomery
Souther Express
le Ca Ouvers
Philadelphia
Reading Rain
John K. Brooks
N.C. & St. L. Railway
F. J. Russel
Sore
Lete Welle
WW. Waits
Terminals
Southern Railway
E. MM. McGee
Bowden
Tall C. Waters
Tom G. Trussell
Hinence
B. O. Pritchard
W. 4
M. McGee
I. W. Perkin
H. A. Bennett
CH. Ethridge
J. T. Miller
J. J. Lytle
KC Beals
M. L. Shropshire
C. W
Carl C. J. Adair
WF. A. Wooddall
J. W. Strictinsd
E B. Gooch
D. Duncan
H. T. Coz
T. M. Connally
BH Smith
Hh” Delany
G. S. Pettus
T. L. Dempsey
L. W
J.T. Barris
W. TL. Alcutt
Washington Jubilee Program Announced at Armory Night
A Washington Jubilee program is set for February 24 at the Auditorium Armory from 7 80 to 8 30 pm. A military band of fifty musicians will perform patriotic numbers by American citizens. The Junior Order will present its colors and a salute to the flag. Hon William Schley Howard will be the principal speaker, escorted to the speakers stand by Leonidas F. Riskmerall. The program includes the national anthem America and a surprise quadlet.
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Washington
Auditorium
Alti Zeng
Ptanet
William Schley Howard
Congress
Howard
Leonidas F. Fuznmerall
Executive Committee
George Washington
Patriotic Address by Congressman Howard at Public Event
The program includes a patriotic address by Congressman Howard and the hymn Call 9 the Colors God Save Our Country. Public school officials and city officers will be seated in reserved boxes. About 3,000 of 5,000 seats have been spoken for. remaining tickets available at 13 Marietta Street. Admission is free with tower circle and pit seating by ticket to avoid confusion.
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Howard
Marietta Street
Pit
Tower Circle
Southern University Orchestra Praised At Organ Recital
The free organ recital at the Auditorium Armory drew a large audience with Charles A. Sheldon Jr as organist delivering generous applause worthy selections. The Southern University orchestra added pleasing offerings under director W. W. Leffingwell, earning high regard and strong audience approval.
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Auditorium-Armory
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Kinder
Schuman
Traumerer
Sheldon
J. Lemmens
Southern University Orchestra
Schubert
Beethoven
Mescagni
N. A. Serratt
Southern University
W. W. Leffing
Monument to Thos Meriwether to be unveiled in Augusta
Augusta Ga February 1 The state of South Carolina and the Thomas McKie Meriwether Monument Association will unveil a Winnsboro granite monument in North Augusta on Wednesday The 21 foot high 27000 pound statue features an inscription on each of its four faces Colonel D C Wenderson of Aiken the last surviving lawyer who took part in the Hamburg riots will give the address The South Carolina legislature may send a delegation
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Augusta
Cal
South Carolina
Thomas McKie Meriwether
North Augusta
D. C. Wenderson
Aiken
Hamburg
Winnsboro
Shoes Sent to Belgians Reach 296000 Pairs
New York February 13 The Commission for Relief in Belgium announced that since the winter campaign began it had shipped 296000 pairs of shoes to Belgians in need. Of these 100000 pairs were for men 69000 for children 3000 for boys 46000 for girls and 40000 for men. To aid outlying districts it bought 25000 dollars worth of leather to repair and reinforce footwear.
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New York
Commission For Relief
Belgum
Belgham
Melba and Heart Songs Offer Glimpse of Her Art
The article discusses Melba's rise from Melbourne to international acclaim, noting how her early debut led to a distinct voice. It highlights her performances of Robin Adair and Mary of Argyle in the song collection Heart Songs, now offered by the paper with emphasis on accessibility and the value of music publishing.
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Melbourne
Australia
Melba
Maeglge
Ife
Mitcnell
Marcheal
Pari Ber
Gurgestive
Hearta
Robin Adair
Mary
Argyle
Indore
Mayor Woodward to Attend Rehearsal of Police Benefit Play
Mayor James G. Woodward will attend tonight’s 7:30 rehearsal of the benefit play Adias Jimmy Valentine in the Piedmont assembly hall. The show, staged by Atlanta’s amateur troupe, benefits the Police Relief Association and will premiere February 22 at the Atlanta Theater. Rehearsals are led by J W McElroy with May Robson and Billie Burk alumni assisting. leads include Mise Livingston Neal Lane and Lealis Rawlings with Red Jaclyn and Doyle actors named.
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James G. Woodward
Adias Jimmy Valentine
Assembly Hall
The
Piedmont
Atlanta
Police Relief Association
Woodward
Johnson
Chief Mayo
3. W. McElroy
Billie Burk
May Robson
Mise Livena Neal
Ae Lane
Ward Morehouse
the Journal
Jimmy Valentine
Lealis
Rawlings
the Constitution
Red
Jaclyn
Valentine
Welter Tonkin
Doyle
Judge Reagan Addresses Emory Journalism Class
Emory University at Oxford Ga February 13 Judge Frank Reagan editor and publisher of The Covington News spoke to the Emory journalism class on editorials news circulation advertising and the paper’s mechanical make up He urged that the country offers splendid opportunity for service to humanity and the work
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Emory University
Oxford
Severe Windstorm Rips Through South Georgia
A powerful windstorm swept South Georgia with lightning and thunder. In Waycross trees and fencing toppled while damage was light there. Beach, 19 miles north, reported limited impact. A second storm hit Macon with a sharp temperature drop and a cold wave warning as high winds prevailed.
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Waycross
Bend
Oelock
Macon
Georgi
Weather Bureau
Fudge Grants Home Burns at Hazlehurst Ga
Hazlehurst Georgia February 13 fire destroyed the ten room residence of Judge James R Grant on Tallahassee street about 11 this morning. Firemen battled flames but the house was burned. No further details on causes or damages provided.
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Hazlehurst
James R. Grant
Tallahassee Street
Fragmentary note on a fire loss and insurance
A garbled fragment describes a second story fire that gained headway and could not be controlled by Judge Grant Fray. It mentions furniture scorched and a person named W. B. Williams, with the loss to Hy 008 partly covered by insurance.
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Grant
W. B. Williams
Mentions of maternity aid and inspirational resources
The fragment hints at themes of distress during pregnancy and childbirth, referencing support and guidance for women. It suggests literature or books as sources of help and inspiration, emphasizing practical and motivational elements for expectant mothers.
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Mearente
Escles
Paculiar
Sciem
Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant Guarantee Sale
Advertises Schiffmanns Expectorant for bronchitis whooping cough croup and colds with a money back guarantee. Claims eight times as much medicine as old ready mixtures and asserts no narcotics. Promotes consumer choice over manufacturer testimonials and notes no risk under store guarantee.
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Jacobs’ Drug
Schiffmann
Schiftmann
Hedis Schiftmann
St .Paatne
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